URBAN DESIGN
Tables, staircases, doors, window boxes, lighting – for many years, these things have been the labors of the sculptor, complimenting architecture. To this long history I add my work in stone and steel to humanize public space.
Artstairs / Steel and Stone / Spadina Road – Toronto – Canadá / 2005 / 8 x 8 x 3 mts
Artstairs / Steel and Stone / Spadina Road – Toronto – Canadá / 2005 / 8 x 8 x 3 mts
Artstairs / Steel and Stone / City Place – Toronto – Canadá / 2005 / 10 x 3 x 1.5 mts
Choapa / Los Vilos – Chile – 2002 / Granite / 500 x 150 x 80 cm
Granite Table / Pirque – Chile / 7 x 5 mts
Granite Table / Pirque – Chile / 7 x 5 mts
Two Granite Tables / City Place – Toronto – Canadá / 2004 / 5 x 1.50 x 45 m
Granite / City Place – Toronto – Canada / 2004 / 5 x 1.5 x 45 m.
Granite / 2007 / 2 x 0.80 m
Granite / 2007 / 1.80 x 1.70 x 0.60 m
Gates of parilament – Senators / Valparaíso – Chile – 1999 / Forged steel and granite / 500 x 300 cm
Gates of Parilament / Valparaíso – Chile – 1999 / Forged steel and granite / 500 x 300 cm
Gates of Parilament / Valparaíso – Chile – 1999 / Forged steel and granite / 500 x 300 cm
Gates of Parilament / Valparaíso – Chile – 1999 / Forged steel and granite / 500 x 300 cm
Art Canopy
Art Canopy
Art Canopy
Art Canopy
Art Canopy
Art Canopy
Window Box
Art Canopy
Art Canopy
Art Canopy
Art Canopy
Art Canopy
Art Canopy
Art Canopy
Art Canopy
Art Canopy
Art Canopy
Art Canopy
Art Canopy
Art Canopy
Art Canopy
Art Canopy
Art Canopy
Art Canopy
Lámpara I / Spadina Road, Toronto, Canada / 2007 / Steel / 300 x 400 x 80 cm
Lámpara II / Spadina Road, Toronto, Canada / 2007 / Steel / 250 x 200 x 60 cm
Lámpara III / Spadina Road, Toronto, Canada / 2007 / Steel / 200 x 100 x 50 cm